Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- It is alarming that around 98 per cent of 500 surveyed children aged between two and four in the capital were found to have concerning levels of lead in their blood, posing serious he... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) arranged a skill camp to prepare the players for the long cricket season. Usually due to the hectic International season, the players hardly get an... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- The division wise roller skating tournament will be held at Riya Gope Women's Sports Complex in the capital today, said a press release. National Sports Council director, sports (Dep... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- Luis Suarez scored from the penalty spot and registered two assists as Inter Miami defeated Pumas 3-1 without injured Lionel Messi on match-day 3 of Leagues Cup opening-phase held on ... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- Former Germany and Bayern Munich forward Thomas Mueller has signed a season-long deal with Major League Soccer (MLS) side Vancouver Whitecaps, the Canadian club said on WednesdayMuell... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- Teenager Victoria Mboko credited being "patient" as she survived a first-set wobble to battle to a 1-6, 7-5, 7-6 (7-4) win over 2022 Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina at the Canadian ... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- Tottenham midfielder James Maddison is expected to miss most of the upcoming Premier league season after rupturing an anterior cruciate ligament. The England international missed the... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- The interim government has officially entered the second phase of its transitional governance, with the central objective of organizing a free, fair, and acceptable national election,... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- At least 15 people were injured in an attack by the sacked employees on the head office of Al-Arafah Islami Bank at Dainik Bangla intersection in the capital on Thursday. More than a... Read More
Dhaka, Aug. 8 -- Bangladesh, the world's second-largest exporter of ready-made garments, depends heavily on imported cotton. With domestic production covering only a small fraction of its needs, the a... Read More